and, if he
falls
again into
the like
fault, is
condemned
to
slavery.
If any man
has a mind
to travel
only over
the
precinct
of his own
city, he
may freely
do it,
with his
father’s
permission
and his
wife’s
consent;
but when
he comes
into any
of the
country
houses, if
he expects
to be
entertained
by them,
he must
labour
with them
and
conform to
their
rules; and
if he does
this, he
may freely
go over
the whole
precinct,
being then
as useful
to the
